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OLIVE CHAPEL.

November 21st, 1887.
protracted meeting begun st Sonners' Chapel
last Sunday.
Nj. Henry Ruble, Of near Buford, was in
this vicinity last week.
Rev.W. o. Oornetet will preach Thanksgiv-
ing sermon at this place next Thursday at 1880
Q. n.
Miss Elizs Edgington. who has been staying
at Winchester for several months past, is now
at home.
There was . popcorn festival at Mr.. Alfred
Robsrts' Saturday night. A pleasant time 10
reported.
Mr.. ]. p. Roberts had large fat hog wound.
Cd by hunters. They had better watch whose
farms they hunt on.
Rev. Hass preached ct this point last Sunday
at 2:S0 p. m, but the people were disappointed
at night on account Of Rev. J. W. Cummings
not being present.
Mr.. Abe Swsrtz's house took fire last Friday
evening, and consider able damage WAS done be-
fore il was put out. Mrs. Swartz was alone at
the time, but she fought the flames bravely
and had than under control when the neigh
boss arrived.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
James B. Bradley vs.. j. 8. Black ct al, High.
land County Court of Common Pleas. Case
ORDER OF SALE.


ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
County of Highland and State of Ohio, made
at the October term thereof A. D. 1887, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction ut the door of the Court House, in
the town OF HillsbOro, ON 't
Saturday, December 18th, A. ID. 1882,
A. o'clock p, m: Of said day the following
situate IN Liberty township, Highland
county. Ohio, part Of survey No. 308l. and
bounded and described as follows: Begin.
ming at Q stake near q hickory corner to 81.
q. Foraker In the southern line OF land |;
running thence with Foraker's eatsern line
q. l5No e. LIZ 2-l0 poles to q stone in northern
line; thence with said line q. 8oHo e. 81 "a.
OF ~ ths oIisinSI tract, Of which M this is part,
with the line of said land and Isaac Simp.
sons land, N. lxo w. l38K poles, passing
Isaac Simpsons corner at l68 6lO poles TO 6
stone corner of said simpson, in line Of
land aforesaid; thence with said line 8. 73o
w. 65 4.l0 poles to the beginning, containing
forty-four acres and Clio poles, more or less,
being east part Of g certain tract Of land con.
gen, deed to Hugh Swearingen March Goth,
1854, and by said Hugh 9wearingen to Jere.
mtah 8. Black, BY deed dated December q,
Said premises has been appraised ct $500
and can not sell for less than tw0-th!rds OF
said appraisement.
Terms of 'ale-oa'h on 4. dey y. SxwsoN. & .aIs;
Sheriff Highland County, OHIO.
W. M
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ALL THE PATENT MEDI-
CLNES ADVERTISED IN
THISPAPER ARE FORSALE
BY SEYBERT d CO., DRUG.
GLSTS, HILLSBORO, OHIO.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
qualified as Administraior OF the estate OF
Lewis Barrett, late of Highland county
Ohio. deceased. CALVIN ANDREWS.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.

The Standard Wagon Company W. Joseph
OF Common Pleas. Csss No. 4502.
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Ar A WEEK and upwards positively secured
VYh By men agents selling Or. SCOTS Genuine
NH Eleetefc Belt, Suspens0ry, etc., and by Ia.
Wv dies selling Dr.. Scott's Electric Corseta.
Sample free. State sex. DR Scott, ,S4s Broadwy, NY
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-20

Members OF the Sixth army cnrps went
from Richmond, Va, on the 18th to Spott.
sylvanin court house to dedicate tablet
to tho memory OF the late Gen. sedswick.
at the battle field they were welcomed and
warmly greeted by n large gathering OF
Virginians, including many ex-Confedcr.
ates. The opening address was delivered
by Gen. Ii. w. Wright. The monument
is OF Quincy granite, approximately pyra.
midal in form, nine feet in height and five
feet five inches square at the base, and IL
surmounted by N cross. Gen. J. w, Lolita
delivered the memorial address, and was
followed by cv-Gov. Pinsrce OF Vermont.
Tho following letter from President Glove.
land was read
have to-day received an invitation on
behalf OF the Sedgwiek memorial nssocia.
tion, to attend on the 18th OF May next
the dedication OF II monument which shall
mark the spot where Mai; Gen.
Sedgwick was killed. The patriotic senti.
ment and devotion which erects among the
busy thrtngs OF lille imposing monuments
in memory OF those who died in battle,
supplies proof OF that love and apprecia.
tion OF our soldier dead which is deeply In.
terwoven as q part OF our national life.
But when the ground is marked
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Moving up from high to higher,
Becomes on fortunes crownins slope,
Tls pillar OF a peoples hope,

The center Of :. worlds DESIRE
Nor can we forget that it also teaches
our people sad and distressing lesson,
and the thoughtful citizen, who views its
lair proportions connot fail to re.
call the tragedy of q death which
brought grisf and mourning to every house,
hold in the land. But while American citi.
zensiip stands ughast and aifrightcd that
murder and assassinations should lurkin the
midst OF n free people and strike down
the head of their government, a fearless
search and the discovery Of the origin and
hiding place OF these hateful and unnatur-
al tllings should bc followed by solemn
resolve to purge forever from our political
methods and from operations or our govern.
| ment, the perversions and misconceptions
which gave birth to passionate and bloody
thoughts II from this hour our admira.
| ton Tor the bravery and nobility OF the
American manhood and our faith in the
possibilities and opportunities Of citizen
ship be renewed, II our apprGoiatiGr OF the
blessing OF revered union and loyo ioi
our government be strengthened and J
our watchfulness against the dangers OF 6
mad chase after partisan spoils be quick
ened, the dedication OF this statue to thu
people of Che United States VIII hot be II
| vain.
During the delivery OF his ad lress tn,
president was frequently interrupted b,
applause He spoke hnently in u clea
| voice, which WAS audible to most OF th
vast crowd that filled the circle before th
stand. When hchad concluded the bant
PLAYED Hail Columbia" and Rev. i. d
Power, pastor OF Gen. Garfield s church il
this city, ,;repounced the benediction
The troops were then tisuaissed, and tn
ceremonies came to an end.
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and set apart where, in valorous fights,
the blood was shed and the sacrifice
OF life was made which preserved us
a nation-a holy shrine is erected, where
all who love their country may devoutly
worship Elaborate shafts of marble fit
tingy remind us OF our soldier dead. and
of their bravery and patriotism, but the
touching service your association contem.
plates shall chasten all our thoughts OF
them, by pointing out on sacred ground the
spot where blood was brnvely shed and
life was patrioticnlly offered up, with
thanks to the association fer their remem-
brance at this time, and reeretting that
official dnties will prevent my acceptance
OF the invitation rendered me.
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THE GRAPHIC.

gv-Terms Of advertising made known on appal,i
cation.
70 Job work Of every description executed ~
the best style and at the lowest rates. ss
sD- Advertisements not accompanied ~ inaasup,
tons will BE- inserted until ordered out IA
charged for accordingly.
"a Short communications on any subject o. IN
are acceptable il accompanied By the MANS oe
the author.
esf-Al matter intended for tho nsxt issus muse
hc in the office as early - "wednesday sysning Is
insure publication. 4 Il.
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THE GRAPHIC

te7- Lacks but few months of being the oldest
newspaper in Brule county.
eSr- AZ an advertising medium it is not excclled
by any newspaper in South Dakota.
t1- Has rapidly increasing circulation among
the most intelligent class of people in Bru!e and
the adjoining counties.
ssss-Has circulation second to mono in this or
adjoininins counties, and paid up subscription
list il is believed superior.
s:ssf-Is lively, spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to tho interests of Kimball and Brute Co
Everybody enjoyes reading it. Give it trial.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-07-09
Local Lights.

The only place to get nice and cool
beer is at B. Audibert's.
Bayou Chene celebrated the fourth of
July in high style, the Cypremort brass
band being on hand.
We are reliably informed that the de-
legation of the Second Ward favor the
reelection of the present parish officers
at the coming election.
Owing to the lengthy proceedings, of
the Police Jury and Town Council, we
were compelled to omit from this issue
1.-The Creoles of louisiana" which will
be continued in our next issue.
Messrs. L. j. and E. G.. Voerhies of
this place, who have studied law for the
last few years, went to Opelousas this
week to pass their examination before
the Supreme Court.
The Police Jury met in regular session
Tuesday, and was kept in session all the
week reviewing the assessment lists, and
will probably consume the coming week
revising the assessments.
Capt. f. II. King has sumitted his re-
port of the statistics gathered by him of
the Parish of st. Martin, which proves
to be very satisfactory. If facts and fl
CURES are of any account, we will soon
have the Teche locked and the upper
part rendered navigable the year round.
Heavy showers Of rain have fallen
most of the past week, and in con-
sequence the roads are in very bad con-
ditiOns. Fortunately for the planters,
they had laid by nearly all their crops,
which will suffer but very little if at all
from the rains.
b. Audibert is the champion, he keeps
the incest and coolest beer.
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Vol. III. No. 20.

The country is one of the most beautiful in
Louisiana. The lands are high and rich, al
though Of alluvial formation, requiring no costly
Levees for their protection. They are we'll
adapted to the cultivation of sugar, cotton rice,
corn and tobacco also to fruit and gardening.
1t is fine stock country and stock raising could
be made very profitable.
This country is already occupied by an indus
trious and thriving population. II they had pro-
per facilities for getting their produce to market
would in short time increase their commerce
five il not ten fold.
In view of the extensive commerce now exis-
ting and of its great capacity for development OF
the necessity of the work and is of great conve-
nience to the people.
Is it too much to ask the Government to make
the necessary appropriations or to call on our
Senators and Representatives in Congress to ex-
ert themselves in favor of this measure.
1t will not be very expensive. The bed OF the
Teche is not much above tide water. One lock
at or below st. Martins and another at Arnsud-
vile to hold the water and little dredging will
be all that is required. 4. L. KING.
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+. w. COLE.

The magnificent steamer f. w. Cole
recentiy iy purchased by Messrs. Pharr and
Williams for the Teche trade, left New
Orleans Thursday the 7th., and will ar
rive here to- morrow evening, under the
command of that efficient steamboatman
Capt. T. l.. Morse. Rumors have been
set aflOat that this boat was running in
connection with the railroad, and with
the object of driving the Belt line away
from the trade, but we are informed by
the above named gentlemen that the ru-
mOrs are false and unfOunded and are
circulated with the purpose of injuring
the business of the f. w. Cole. The
prospects of a fine crop are the most
flattering, and the f. w. Cole which has
entered the trade with the intention of
remaining in it, will undoubtedly carry
a large portion of it to the market.
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Inc IOllce Olllcers attempted 10 ar
rest negro named Baptiste Webre,
who was drunk and creating some dis
turbance in town last Saturday night,
when he pulled a revolver on the officers
who were as quick as he was and open
ed fire on the negro who fled as quick as
his legs could carry him, and has evaded
arrest.
Rev. j. F. Marshall, Presiding elder,
of the La, Teche District of the Metho-
dist Episcopal. Will hold its second
quarterly Conference of the nj. E.
Church of this place, on the 9th. and 10th
of July, preaching on Sunday at IL a. m.
and the administration of the Lords
Supper.
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS is not a
beverage, but a powerful and unmistaka-
BILE female tonic, imparting iron to i'm
pOverished blood gives a keen appetite,
aids digestion and proper assimilation
of food, strengthens the feeble, invigOra-
tes the chronic, Is prompt and reliable In
its effect.
The Parish Democratic Executive
Committee met at Breaux Bridge, on
Saturday the 2nd. inst, and selected
Hon. Felix VOorhies to represent the
parish of St. Martin in the State Central
Executive Committee. This appoint
meets with the general approval of the
people of the parish. Mr.. VOOrhies was
once Representative of this parish, and
and will honorably discharge his duties
at the convention, to the best interests
of our Parish and State.
Where are you going Jack? why, a
B. Audibert's for glass of that nice
beer!
Foaming and sparkling Bailey's SALINl
APERIENT is the cheapest and most de
lightful purgative. For dyspepsia ant
habitual constipation, it delights every
body.
Beer Beer always on ice at B. Au
dibert's.
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DIED..

Friday morning July 1st, at 10 O'Clock,
Mrs. II. S. Grcig, nee Felicia Laperuse,
aged 3S years. She was buried the fol-
lowing day from the Catholic. Church, at
10 O'Clock in the morning. Mrs. Greig
leaves husband and several young chill
dren to deplore her untimely demise.
The sympathy of the Messenger is exten-
ded to the bereaved family.
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Fourth of July.

Little was the demonstration of our
citizens towards celebrating the one
hundred and eleventh anniversary of the
Independence of the United States, the
greatest of nations. The only demon
stration manifested was the Knights of
Labor, headed by brass band and a
United States flag who, Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, paraded
Our streets
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POLICE JURY.
Regular Meeting held on this 9Th.
day of July 1887.

The Meeting was called to order at the hour
fixed: Were present, Hon. +. Berard President
and Messrs. Duchamp, Patin and Gillard. Alb
sent Mr. Chs. Gutekunst.
Tho Minutes OF last Meeting wero read and ap-
proved.
Capt. E. T. King in person begs leave to sub
NIT to this Body his written report on the Com
merce of this Parish and more especially OF
Bayou Teehe having been appointed to that effect
as per resolution of April 4th. 1887. Said report
was read and accepted. The Clerk was directed
to transfer said reports to the Official Journals
for publication and upon motion OF Mr.. Du-
champ, seconded by Mr.. Gillard, voted and car
ried the following resolution was unanimously
adopted,
Resolved that we have carefully examined the
Report made to us this day of the commerce of
the Parish by Capt. e. T. King, that we find the
report correct
That the thanks of the Police Jury and OF
the people of the parish are due to him for the
able manner he has discharge we have imposed
on him and we hereby extend the same.
That Capt. King be requested to forward the
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NOTICE.

The listing and estimation Of the valuation Of
all real and personal property in the parish Of
st Martin, being completed in accordance with
law. Thstax payers of said parish are hereby
notified that the snid lists Of assessments will be
exposed in my Office at the Court House between
the legal hours for inspection and correction for
term of 20 days: beginning on the 18th day OF
June to the ath day Of July 1881.
S.V. MARTIN, Assessor.
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Vitality of Great Men.

Is not always innate or born with them
but many instances are known where it
has been acquired by the persistent and
iudicious use of DR.. Harter's Iron To-
mic.
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Found Estray.

One red mule-cow with calf; another red COW.
and bull calf. Owners can have same by pro-
wing property and paying costs
June Is I'm. EDWARD SILLAN.
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Health Marks.

A bright eye, clear skin, glowing fea-
lures, animated expression, and a quick
firm step. These are all secured by using
DR. Harter's Iron Tonic,